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# Trade History

The **Trade History** section in Blum allows you to review all of your past activity:

* **Positions** – records of every trade you opened and closed, including entry price, exit price, margin used, PnL, and liquidation (if it happened).
* **Orders** – logs of all placed orders (market, MIT, stop-limit), whether they were filled, partially filled, or canceled.

Keeping track of history helps you analyze performance, refine strategies, and maintain proper records.

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### Positions History

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In the **Positions tab**, you can see details such as:

* Asset traded (e.g. BTC, ETH, TON)
* Direction (long or short)
* Entry price and exit price
* Leverage and margin used
* Final realized PnL (profit or loss)

This data helps you understand how each position performed and where you can improve.

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### Orders History

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In the **Orders tab**, you can check:

* Order type (market, MIT, stop-limit)
* Price set for the order
* Status (filled, partially filled, canceled)
* Linked TP/SL instructions if added

This view lets you track how your planned entries and exits were executed.

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### Interface Example

Screenshots should include short callouts like:

* **Entry Price** – where your trade began
* **Liquidation Price** – shown if the trade was closed by liquidation
* **PnL** – your profit or loss in USD and %
* **Status** – order execution outcome